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Having fine hair means that you will usually only need a dime to a quarter size amount of product to do the job. Coarser and thicker hair types will need more products to do the same trick. Fine hair types can also use lighter sealers like coconut and aloe gel while thicker hair tend to need to use a shea or butter-based product.
Your fine tresses allow for a smooth and non-bulkly bun. Fine hair is easier to pull into a bun, hair knot, or smooth-style pony tail.
Breezing Through Summer
Fine hair is breezier in the hot, humid, summer months. This is were your “scalpiness” makes for comfort of style. The denser the hair, the more your scalp will tend to sweat causing you to feel sticky and uncomfortable.
Easier Washing Routine
Our thicker-haired curlies usually will have to part and section their hair prior to even attempting to wash their tresses. However, a blast under the shower with a moisturizing shampoo or conditioner will do the trick for our fine curlies.
Styling With Ease
Less hair, the easier the detangling process becomes. Most of us can finger detangle while thicker curlies resort to Denman brushes, sectioning tools, and elastic ties to hold sections while going through the detangling process.
There you are, seven advantages of having fine textured hair! It is very important to keep your 3C/4A type textures moisturized. For 3s it is important to keep your Leave-Ins light, creamy, and water-based. One of my all time favorites is Knot Today Leave-In Conditioner. My 3C/4A strands loves, loves, loves the glycerin in this product. In fact, if I happen to use another leave-in or styler without glycerin, I have my own LARGE bottle of vegetable-based glycerin that I will add to my product of choosing (even in the winter months!) The trick for winter is to apply your glycerin-based product first and than LAYER your sealer or styler over it. This will SEAL in the moisture that you applied and keep your hair supple, moisturized, and shiny for days!©Copyright 2013-03 Crowning Glory Coils and Kinks – All Rights Reserved
Do you happen to know what your hair type is? Take a look at the following hair chart from kinkylikeme.com.
